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/PRNewswire/ -- Latinas in Business Inc. announced the full speakers lineup for their 4th National Conversation with Latina Leaders, "Latinas & Success: What...

The House Committee on Veterans Affairs

I think it was some time last year, sometime between 10 and 14 months ago, that I found a package of Bazooka Joe bubble gum at one of my local Dollar T...

I think it was some time last year, sometime between 10 and 14 months ago, that I found a package of Bazooka Joe bubble gum at one of my local Dollar T...

On October 8, 2021, in-person at the Acton Building in Grand Rapids, Mich., the Acton Institute will host its First Annual Academic Colloquium, sponsored by its Journal of Markets & Morality. The theme is “Neo-Calvinism and Modern Economics,” featuring two panels of academic papers, followed

Forbes Asia CEO Webinar: The Way Forward Share to Linkedin The world is finding its way back from a pandemic both corrosive to the commercial and political order and devastating to lives and livelihoods. This second episode of the Forbes Asia CEO Webinar—The WayForward—was held virtually on March 30 and March 31. Business leaders delved into the road to recovery, the issues at hand, and the opportunities and challenges created on the path to a new normal. Here are some key insights from tho...

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - On April 14, Brazil’s Supreme Court (STF), in plenary session, began hearing the appeals from the decision by Justice Edson Fachin that voided the convictions of former president Lula, because Judge Moro’s court in Curitiba did not have jurisdiction to hear the cases. In that decision, Fachin ordered all the case files sent to a lower court in the Federal District, for that court to review the files and take charge of the cases. The day after Fachin’s decision, th...

News in English for Rio de Janeiro and Brazil

In October 2020 the Second Panel of the Superior Court of Justice issued a unanimous decision, on repetitive appeal, establishing that a claim to collect amounts relating to expenses for demurrage previously established in a maritime transport contract (unimodal) is limited to five years by the statute of limitations. This decision ratifies the court's prevailing position on the matter.